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The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Kevin Rinz

    Economist, former Obama and Biden CEA, views mine alone

  • Gopi Shah Goda

    Gopi Shah Goda is a Senior Fellow & Director, Retirement Security Project @ Brookings. She was a Research Associate @ NBER and served as a senior economist in Pres. Biden's Council of Economic Advisers and Gov. Newsom's Council of Economic Advisors.

  • Jeffery Zhang

    Jeffery Zhang is an assistant professor at the University of Michigan Law School. He teaches and writes on financial regulation, law and economics, and digital assets.

  • Aaron Sojourner

    Labor economist at W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research. Former senior economist for labor at the White House Council of Economic Advisers in the Obama and Trump administrations.

  • Wesley Yin

    UCLA professor and former Chief Economist of OMB. He previously served in the Treasury Department and CEA. NBER Research Associate.

  • Elena Patel

    Economist, former Biden CEA, Co-Director Urban-Brookings TPC, SF Brookings, Michigan football enthusiast, Amateur Ski bum. Views are my own

  • Briefing Book

    The economic analysis policymakers get, from their expert former staffers

  • Michael Geruso

    Author, After the Spike: Population, Progress, and the Case for People. Former White House Council of Economic Advisers. Economics professor, UT-Austin.

  • Dean Spears

    Dean Spears is coauthor of After the Spike: Population, Progress, and the Case for People, teaches at UT-Austin's economics department and Population Research Center, and is Executive Director at r.i.c.e., a nonprofit working in India.

  • Zachary Steinert-Threlkeld

    Associate Professor of Public Policy UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs

  • Will Thomas

    Assistant Professor of Business Law at the Michigan Ross School of Business

  • Taryn Morrissey

    Taryn is Professor of Public Policy, Department Chair, and Associate Dean of Research at American University’s School of Public Affairs. Her work focuses on examining and improving public policies for children and families.

  • Felipe Goncalves
  • Jacob Bastian

    Jacob Bastian is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Rutgers University. His research explores how public policy can reduce poverty, expand economic opportunity, and shape social attitudes, with a focus on the EITC and CTC.

  • Elena Prager

    Economist with expertise in antitrust enforcement, collusion, health insurance design, and health care prices. Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Rochester's Simon Business School.

  • Colleen Manchester

    Professor and Faculty Director of Center for Human Resources and Labor Studies, University of Minnesota.

  • Jessica Jeffers

    Associate Professor of Finance at HEC Paris

  • Patrick Michael Corrigan

    Professor of Law, Notre Dame Law School. Securities and Financial Regulation, Capital Markets, and Corporate Law.

  • Alejandro Herrera-Caicedo

    PhD Candidate at University of Wisconsin Madison

  • Elisa Jácome
  • Emily Weisburst

    Associate Professor of Public Policy at UCLA

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